Edmond Schools Hold Edlam Wing Eating Contest

Monday, August 15th 2011, 12:59 am

By: News 9

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EDMOND, Oklahoma -- With the football season still two weeks away, the Edmond football teams were already deep in competition.

Memorial, Santa Fe and North all took part in the annual Edlam Wing Eating contest, a veritable chow down throw down between the rival schools.

The Eagles unseated defending champion North with a total time of four minutes and 47 seconds to claim the prize.

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